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38 Cards in this Set

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external decision makers, historical, periodically prepared
financial
internal decision makers, future-oriented, prepared as needed
managerial
order of management
POLC
3 things of Sarbanes-Oxley
OIC - oppourtunities, incentives, character
value given up during the exchange
cost
outlay of cash
out-of-pocket cost
cost of not doing something
opportunity cost
traced directly to a specific cost object
direct cost
not worth the time to trace (advertising)
indirect cost
change in total in direct proportion to change
variable cost
does not change by activity level
fixed cost
example of fixed cost
salary
example of variable cost
wages
influence a decision - differ between alternatives
relevant cost
not influence a decision
irrelevant cost
all costs incurred to produce a physical product
manufacturing cost
running business and selling the product
nonmanufacturing cost
period cost
non manufacturing cost
product cost
manufacturing cost
direct costs
materials and labor
indirect cost
manufacturing overhead
prime cost
direct cost
conversion cost
direct labor and overhead (raw materials to finished goods)
2 non-manufacturing costs
selling and administrative
necessary to get order and deliver product
selling
executive and clerical costs
administrative
costs incurred in the past (not relevant)
sunk costs
order of inventory accounts
raw materials, work in process, finished goods
customize and unique products
job order costing
each unit is identicaal to the next
process costing
hours worked (direct labor hours)
cost driver
calculate predetermined overhead rate
estimated manufacturing overhead cost / estimated allocation base
calculate overhead for each job
P.O.R. x actual cost driver
calculate applied
P.O.R. x actual usage
actual > applied
underapplied
actual < applied
overapplied
decreases cost of goods sold
overapplied
increases cost of goods sold
underapplied